How to look up an Airworthiness Directive AD

Looking up Airworthiness Directives (AD Notes) is quick and easy on the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) website. Here is how to find AD notes for airplanes, aircraft engines, propellers and accessories. This is a skill that is valuable to Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, pilots and aircraft owners. Tim Morris shows how to look up airworthiness directives by make and model and search methods. Aircraft Maintenance Technicians frequently perform airworthiness directive (AD) searches. This video shows the method to look up ADs on the Federal Aviation Website. It is presented by Tim Morris from Cincinnati State Community College school of Innovative Technologies Aircraft Maintenance program.

[@nadyamullen6098]

If only it was still this easy

[@thenelsonbruhs722]

The FAA's current system for searching AD's is horrendous

[@matiasbeccaglia8786]

Thank you so much for these videos. I been watching all of them for my A&P

[@markseifried3959]

I still can't find my AD.

[@shilpidas1250]

How do you find all FAA ADs now as FAA has new website ? Can you help ?

[@MrDupperman]

Hey Tim,

[@lestersometimes5800]

I guess your idea of "Quick and Easy" is a few light years removed from my idea of Quick and Easy

[@matthewrodriguez5328]

where can I look to find Manufacturer?

[@kmalerich]

Unfortunately this is obsolete. The new FAA dynamic DRS? system is pretty much useless, unnavigable and doesn't allow you to search for the items you are looking for. Your govt tax $ at work, as usual.

[@nathanoverly277]

Drs is shit

[@justinjohnson1105]

dsia video was vry edumacationa;l

[@rquincy4113]

oof. still has large icons on win10 taskbar....

[@jacol1979]

Out dated info...do not use